“Today, you're in an era where it is geopolitics by technology, for technology, and of technology,” said Nitin Pai, Co-Founder & Director, Takshashila Institution at WION World Pulse summit in New Delhi

WION World PULSE: 'Era of Geopolitics By, For, and Technology'

WION World Pulse: 'Era of Geopolitics By, For, and Of Technology'

WION World PULSE: 'Era of geopolitics by, for, and technology'

WION World Pulse: 'Era of geopolitics by, for, and of technology'

“People with AI skills will take away the jobs of people without AI skills,” said Abhishek Singh, CEO, IndiaAI Mission at WION World Pulse summit in New Delhi

WION World Pulse: ''People with AI skills will take jobs of those without it''

AI firm Anthropic is preparing a legal challenge after the Pentagon reportedly labeled the company a potential supply-chain security risk. The dispute could trigger a major legal battle over AI technology, defence procurement, and national security oversight in the United States. watch this report for more details!


Tech Firm Anthropic Sues Donald Trump Administration Over Pentagon Blacklist

Several U.S. government departments, including the State Department, Treasury and Health and Human Services, have reportedly shifted away from AI systems developed by Anthropic following a dispute over access, safeguards, and potential military applications.

Anthropic has publicly rejected involvement in mass surveillance programs and the development of autonomous weapons, saying its policies restrict such use cases.


Trump Announces Six-Month AI Phase-Out: Legal Doubts Cloud Supply Chain Ban

AI company Anthropic has reportedly declined a Pentagon ultimatum seeking unconditional use of its artificial intelligence systems by the US military. The development signals tensions between major AI firms and defence authorities over how advanced AI technologies should be deployed, particularly in military and national security contexts.


AI: Anthropic Defies Pentagon, Refuses Unconditional US Military AI Access | WION 

Wall street is buzzing after tech giant Nvidia reported record-breaking quarterly results, fueled by surging demand for its artificial intelligence chips. The Santa Clara-based company has once again proven to be the backbone of the AI boom.


Nvidia Stuns Wall Street With AI Boom

On Day Three of the India AI Summit in New Delhi, Deepak Sharma, MD, CEO and Zone President, Greater India at Schneider Electric, highlighted a critical but often overlooked pillar of the AI revolution: energy stability. As AI-driven data centres expand at unprecedented speed, their electricity consumption is rising dramatically. Globally, large AI data centres can consume as much power as small cities, and demand is projected to grow sharply over the next decade.


India Is an Exporter of Both Tech and Talent

Investor anxiety over artificial intelligence valuations and slowing global growth has triggered a sharp selloff in technology stocks. Major US giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple have reportedly lost billions in market value, while Indian IT stocks recorded their steepest decline since the 2008 financial crisis.


AI Fears Trigger Global Tech Selloff, Indian IT Stocks See Worst Fall Since 2008 

Your next phone or laptop might cost more, and it has nothing to do with design upgrades. A global memory chip crunch, driven by the ai boom, is pushing up costs across smartphones, pcs and gaming devices. The AI revolution has a price tag. And consumers are starting to feel it.


Why your next gadget will cost more- explained

A Report by Market Intelligence Firm Fact Set Suggests More Than One Trillion Dollars Has Been Wiped Off Big Tech Valuations in a Sharp Global Sell-off This Week. The Trigger is Growing Anxiety Over Artificial Intelligence Spending.

Top U.S. Tech Firms Are Among Top Losers This Week

Global markets staged a tentative rebound after a sharp technology-led sell-off, with stocks stabilising and Bitcoin climbing. But beneath the recovery, investors remain uneasy. Massive spending on artificial intelligence, rising valuations, and uncertainty over future returns have fuelled fears of a potential bubble. From Wall Street to Asia and Europe, volatility continues as markets question whether the AI boom can justify its costs.


Massive AI Spending Raises Fears of a New Bubble | Gravitas

 Global markets fell again Thursday as tech stocks struggled to recover from a massive selloff. Alphabet and and shares plunged amid fears over rising ai spending, wiping billions off market value, while silver and gold also slid, and investors brace for amazon earnings and central bank updates.


Tech Stocks Lost Billions Amid Rising Ai Investment Fears

Big Tech earnings highlight a growing AI divide as investors reward companies showing AI success while punishing those missing growth expectations. Microsoft shed ₹350 billion after cloud growth disappointed, signaling high stakes for AI-driven performance.


Big Tech Earnings Highlight AI Spending Divide 

Stocks slide amid metals, oil volatility, while ICC warns Pakistan of consequences over boycott. Catch these top stories from the worlds of business, sports, and tech, only on WION Newsroom. 

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Does Budget 2026 'Trump-Proof' The Economy? | ICC Warns Pak Of Consequences Over Boycott 

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday launched the world's largest quantum skilling programme.


Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu launches world's largest quantum skilling programme

#Gravitas A major trade war over technology is brewing across the Atlantic. U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has warned Europe of possible fees and restrictions on European service companies for discriminatory treatment of American firms, particularly in the technology sector. 

U.S. Threatens Penalties Against European Tech Firms 

A Russian crypto millionaire and his wife are found brutally murdered in a remote Dubai desert, raising chilling questions about their final hours. Was it a targeted hit, a financial dispute, or something far more sinister? This video breaks down the timeline, suspects, possible motives, and the mystery surrounding their deaths. Stay tuned for the full investigation and expert insights.

Russian Crypto Millionaire & His Wife Are Brutally Murdered. But Why? And by Whom? 

China claims a breakthrough in hypersonic missile technology, developing a solar-powered system that extracts boron directly from seawater. Boron is a key fuel for hypersonic missile engines, and this innovation could significantly enhance China’s strategic capabilities. Scientists say the method is efficient and scalable, marking a major step in military technology

China Unlocks Tech To Power Hypersonic Missile From Seawater 

Apple, known as a symbol of stability in silicon valley, is now seeing its most dramatic staff shake-up in decades, with the departure of senior executives and key engineers. The chiefs of Apple's ai and interface design departments resigned within the last week. Soon after, the company revealed that the chief of government affairs, and the general counsel were departing. Those executives were reporting directly to Tim Cook, the company's chief executive officer. That underscores the unprecedented degree of executive churn at apple. The exits also come on the heels of news of a transition right at the top. Reports have shown the succession planning for Tim Cook's potential retirement, with some suggesting for it to come as early as 2026.


Apple: Senior Executives and Key Engineers Leaving the Company

Russia’s new T-14 Armata and T-90M upgrades bring stronger armour, smarter targeting and long-range firepower. These changes signal a major shift in modern warfare, but the full scale of Russia’s tank leap becomes clear only when you read the complete story.


10 most advanced Russian tanks ranked by armor, firepower, and tech

Tech giant Apple is facing a potential $38 billion fine in an ongoing antitrust dispute, with authorities alleging violations of competition laws.
Apple argues that such global turnover penalties are unconstitutional and is challenging the massive fine in court.

Apple Faces $38 Billion Fine in Global Antitrust Dispute

Experts are sounding the alarm over the rise of “brain weapons” — chemicals and emerging technologies capable of altering behaviour, manipulating emotions, and erasing memories. As global powers race to control the human mind, concerns are growing that international treaties are failing to keep up with this terrifying new frontier of warfare. Watch to uncover the science, the risks, and the urgent warnings shaping the future of global security.


Race To Weaponise The Mind: How Brain Weapons Alter Memory & Behaviour

A major 6 GHz spectrum clash is unfolding globally as tech giants Apple, Meta, and Amazon push to reserve 6 GHz for Wi-Fi and unlicensed use, while telecom companies and operators demand auction rights. The Global Tech Coalition has voiced opposition to the spectrum auction, citing concerns that telco control could limit innovation in Wi-Fi services. Meanwhile, Jio has requested the entire 1200 MHz spectrum to be auctioned for mobile services, fueling tensions between tech firms and telecom operators. This debate highlights the growing competition between unlicensed Wi-Fi usage and licensed mobile spectrum, which will shape connectivity for the coming decade.

Global Tech vs Telcos: 6 GHz Spectrum Auction Sparks Clash Between Tech Giants and Telcos

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